Togouchi
Togouchi is not a conventional distillery but rather a unique maturation facility operated by Chugoku Jozo Co., Ltd. Its most defining feature is the use of a disused railway tunnel in the mountains of Hiroshima for whisky aging. This tunnel offers a naturally controlled environment with stable temperature and humidity, enabling a smooth and consistent maturation process that lends softness and roundness to the whisky’s character. Togouchi whiskies are typically crafted by blending carefully selected Scotch and Canadian spirits, then bottled in Japan to offer a cross-cultural profile.
These whiskies emphasize a smooth and approachable style, often showcasing floral and fruity aromas with a subtle hint of smoke, making them ideal for those new to whisky. While not distilled entirely in Japan, Togouchi stands out in both domestic and international markets with its distinctive aging technique and refined blending, presenting a novel interpretation of what a Japanese whisky can be.
These whiskies emphasize a smooth and approachable style, often showcasing floral and fruity aromas with a subtle hint of smoke, making them ideal for those new to whisky. While not distilled entirely in Japan, Togouchi stands out in both domestic and international markets with its distinctive aging technique and refined blending, presenting a novel interpretation of what a Japanese whisky can be.
